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Old 12-12-2003, 11:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Reducing video size and conversion
I started to transfer most of my videos (8mm/Hi8) to pc using firewire and Windows Movie Maker that came with Win XP Pro.

The setting is Others -> Video for Broadband NTSC (768 kbps). I've tried High Quality and 384 kbps but the quality wasn't that great.
I want to keep the 768 kbps setting but a 22:30 second video equals to 109 MB and 48:25 second video clip equals 242MB!!

The video clips are .WMV format.

What are the options (any options will do )that will maintain equal video quality but reduce MB size?
I have ULead Videostudio 5.0 and my friend has Adobe Premier 6.0 if those programs are better for such project.
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One Thing you can try is to use DivX. You can get a about eight minute movie in only 33.8 Mb Extra High Quality. You can heighten the compression level. See DivX and Sourceforge

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